Indians and Uncle Sam Still Treats Indians as Poor Relations
A United Press report of 1803 to 1806 Louisiana territory papers shows policy toward Indians favored decency and limited gifts to prevent frequent visits. The piece notes Fort Hall Indians still face similar paternalism and call for judging individuals on merit rather than race.
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Sam
United Press
Washington
Louisiana Territorial
U.S
Louisana
Mississippi
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Montana
Henry Dearborn
Thomas Jefferson
James Wilkinson
St. Louis
Fort Hall
Uncle Sam
United States
Only the BEST in entertainment for our children
Dr. Vic Mae Powell reports on the Third National Children’s Theatre Conference in Denver. Delegates from cities and colleges discussed creative dramatics, new plays, radio hours, and television for youth, with plans for international exchange and foreign collaborations to improve children’s theatre nationwide.
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Denver
Colo
American Association of University Women
Portland
Maine
Kansas City
Junior League
American Educational Theatre Association
Junior Players
Idaho State College
Pocatello
Idaho
Washington Sees Shadow of Berlin Crisis in Weekend Events
In Washington the weekend’s events sharpen fears of a Berlin crisis. Henry Wallace led a third party rally calling U.S. withdrawal from Berlin, while Gov. Dewey met with Sen. Van and John Foster Dulles to seek caution in this tense moment. The outcome rests with future headlines.
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Washington
Russia
Henry Wallace
Wallace
United States
Berlin
Kremlin
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Thomas E. Dewey
Pawling
Arthur H. van
John Foster Dulles
Dewey
Wallace and Dulles clash over Berlin policy
Marquis Childs notes Wallace supporters heckle as he attacks the United front with Republicans and Democrats on resisting Russian force. Dulles, Dewey and others push for informal Moscow talks to break the German deadlock, opposing the hard line.
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Wallace
Philadelphia
International Banker
Dulles
Truman
Wallaceites
Hiss
Washington
Berlin
Dewey
Moscow
Robert Ruark Reflects on Jeeps and a Lady in New York
Robert Ruark recalls wartime Jeeps and compares them to a new showroom model called a jeep station wagon. He contrasts the rugged old vehicle with a satin finished, four wheel drive society roadster priced at 2002.03 delivered in New York, linking memories of North Africa and tropical islands to modern cars and models.
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New York
the Waldorf
Willis-Overland
Marster
Jeep
Mac
Galler
North Africa
Ohio man asks jail and gets a job instead
A humorous Barbs item notes an Ohio man who requested jail time was assigned work. It pokes fun at heat waves, a trombone player avoiding trouble, and remarks that many could sing if they quit smoking. The piece ends with a quip about bigamy and amnesia.
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Ohio
Truman
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Douglas
Jimmy Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Harry Vaughan
Vaughan
Philadelphia
Congress
Oscar Chapman
Sam Rosenman
Clark Clifford
Robert Eichelberger
MacArthur
Army
Filomeno Velazco
Oscar Ivanissevich
U.S
Miranda Maraglio
Maraglio
Don Miguel
Central Bank
Peron
Miranda
Argentina
Maroglio
Senora Peron
Eva Peron
Gen
Velazco
Federal Police
Eva
Profits Rising Amid Household Cost Pressure
The article cites Senator Joe O Mahoney showing after tax profits of 100 firms rising from 1.875 billion in 1940 to 3.73 billion in 1947 and predicts profits for this year above 1947. It notes GE GM and US Steel high profit margins and cites inflated living costs eroding wage gains amid Greek repression charges and a push to sign yellow dog contracts.
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Washington
Joe O’mahoney
Wyoming
Federal Reserve Board
O'Mahoney
General Electric Co
General Motors
U. S. Steel
General Electric
O’mahoney
Foster fathers guide at risk youth under civic drive
Drew Pearson reports 70 guardian volunteers will mentor one boy each, meeting twice monthly and taking monthly outings. Sponsors to rehabilitate youths via teaching and parole pathways, with private school scholarships sought to integrate reformatories' boys. A first student begins private tutoring before autumn admission.
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Greece
Greek Federation of Maritime Unions
State Department
Hoyt Haddock
National Maritime Union
United States
Haddock
Nicholas Avraam
New York City
Stavros Livanos
Robert Lovett
Tom Clark
Clark
Federal Reformatory
Washington
National Training School
Reformatory
America
Flying Across the Atlantic on a Pan American Clipper
The writer details a Pan American Clipper named Paul Jones en route from London to Istanbul. He struggles to identify his location and notes the Channel crossing, describing blue water, whitecaps, and seasickness as he attempts to diary the journey while writing on a restless lap desk.
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Paul Jones
Istanbul
London
Henry McLemore Clipper Heads to Dunkirk Voyage
The Clipper voyage narrative follows Henry McLemore as it stops at Brussels and Rome then sails through the Alps toward Dunkirk. Emerson from Tucson comments on the Alps while Jean lines up with Pan American passengers and a customs check begins. The journey continues through Athens and Istanbul with wartime echoes and a note that more installments arrive for subscribers.
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France
Dunkirk
Tucson
Emerson
Alps
Brussels
Jean
Rome
Athens
Istanbul
Send Outgrown Clothing to Save the Children
A letter from John R. Voris urges readers to donate unused summer and outgrown winter clothing to Save the Children Federation. The appeal notes aid is needed now for sorting and shipping to rural U S and overseas areas with proceeds directed to both children and parents. local readers in Pocatello are urged to contribute as well.
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Save the Children Federation
Finland
Holland
France
Greece
Austria
Weeping Place
New York
John R. Voris
Federation
Pocatello
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Pocatello Post
North Main Street
A. C. Willemsen
L. C. Giauque
Gordon H. Allen
B. T. Russell
Our Children’s Theatre
Vic Mae Powell
Idaho State College Drama Department
Marquis Childs
Robert Ruark
Trombone
Vito Marcantonio
Progressive Party
Atladelphia
Drew Pearson
Velma Lindsay
Tyhee
Bill Wadsworth
John
Sam Hanson
Henry McLemore
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